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Question And Discussion
Guestion 0 Ho( to "nsert Pi9ture.
Inserting clip art and pictures
Adding clip art and pictures to your document can be a great way toillustrate
important information or add decorative accents to existing text. You can insertimages from your computer or search Microsoft's extensive selection of clip art to find
the image you need. nce an image has been inserted! you can format text
to wraparound the image.
To locate clip art:
". #elect the Insert tab.
+. $lic% the Clip Art command in the Illustrations group.
&. he clip art options appear in the task pane to the right of the document.
(. )nter %eywords in the Search for: field that are related to the image you want
to insert.
*. $lic% the drop+down arrow in the Results should be: field.
;. ,eselect any types of media you do not want to see.
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-. If you also want to search for clip art on ffice.com! place a chec% mar% next
to Include Office.com content. therwise! it will ust search for clip art on
your computer.
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To insert clip art:
". /eview the results from a clip art search.0. 1lace your insertion point in the document where you want to insert the clip
art.
1. $lic% an image in the Clip Art pane. It will appear in the document.
You can also clic% the drop-down arrow next to the image in the $lip Art pane to
view more options.
To insert a picture from a file:
". 1lace your insertion point where you want the image to appear.
+.#elect the Insert tab.
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&. $lic% the Picture command in the Illustrations group. he Insert 1icture dialog
box appears.
(. #elect the desired image file! then clic% Insert to add it to your document.
o resi2e an image! clic% and drag one of the corner siin! handles. he image
will change si2e while %eeping the same proportions. If you want to stretch it
hori2ontally or vertically! you can use the side siin! handles.
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#uestion $% &o' to use bullet an( numbering
"se a bulleted para!raph st#le for bullets and dotpoints
$utorial
his page is about using bullets or dotpoints in your document. 3e're wor%ingthrough a sample document.
This page is about multi-level bullets, the kind where lower levels of bullets areindented. If you just need a simple bullet format, with no indenting, see How tocontrol bullets on this site.
he next piece of text we want to add to the document is this4
here are three %inds of la2y dogs4
• dogs that li%e to sleep all day
• dogs that ust don't mind foxes umping over them
• dogs that have wor%%ed hard all day and are now resting.
bviously the introductory line 56here are three %inds 768 is in 9ody ext style. 9ut
how to do the bullets: ;or the moment! ust type the text. ,on't worry about thebullets. ,on't worry about the fact that we want them indented from the left margin.#o your documentloo%s li%e the following 5remember the < sign on the screen showswhere you pressed )nterto end a paragraph8.
here are three %inds of la2y dogs4<
dogs that li%e to sleep all day<
dogs that ust don't mind foxes umping over them<
dogs that have wor%%ed hard all day and are now resting.<
=ow not to add bullets to your text
• #ome users of 3ord will create bullets using the bullet button on the toolbar. It
wor%s! more or less. 9ut it doesn't give you much control over what's going on!it's not stable! and copying from document to document is! let's say! interesting.
>ot for grown ups.
• #ome users of 3ord will use %ormat & 'ullets and (umberin!. It wor%s! %ind
of! on uesdays! if there's a full moon! if $ollingwood beat $arlton last wee%. It
gives you more options to play with than the bullets button! but all that does iscomplicate matters. Also not for grown ups. >ot even $arlton supporters?g@.
=ow to add bullets to your list
he grown+up way to create bullets is to use a bulleted #tyle.ne easy way to dothat is to clic% on the #tyle box and select ist 9ullet. 9ut first you need to tell 3ord
to show you the ist 9ullet style in the list of styles.
#tep "4 Ma%e sure you can see the ist 9ullet style
o tell 3ord to show you the ist 9ullet style in the list of styles! do the following.
%or users of )ord *++*: n the %ormat menu! choose St#les and %ormattin!.he #tyles and ;ormattingtas% pane will pop up. ,own the bottom! in theShow box!choose 6All #tyles6.
%or users of )ord before *++*: n the %ormat menu! chooseSt#le. he #tyledialog box will pop up. In the Cate!or# box! choose 6All #tyles6.
#tep 04 Apply the ist 9ullet style
igure !: "ocate the #tyle bo$ on the ormatting toolbar. %lick the arrow and choosethe "ist &ullet style.
$lic% in the first paragraph that you want bulleted. ;rom theSt#le bo, on the toolbar5;igure "8! select ist 9ullet. hat will give you a bullet at the beginning of theparagraph.
You have two more paragraphs to format. You can select both at once! and apply theist 9ullet style to both at once. o do that! clic% anywhere in one paragraph. =old
down #hift. $lic% anywhere in the other paragraph. >ow! use the #tyle box andchoose ist 9ullet.
You'll see something li%e the following4
here are three %inds of la2y dogs4<
• dogs that li%e to sleep all day<
• dogs that ust don't mind being umped over<
• dogs that have wor%%ed hard all day and are now resting.<
Your ist 9ullet style probably has your bulleted paragraphs flush against the leftmargin. 9ut we want them indented by! say! ".*cm. 5I can't cope with the old 9ritish
Imperial measurement system! so the Americans among you will have to translateinto inches. It's very roughly an inch.8
#tep &4 Modify the ist 9ullet style
#o! we need to modify the ist 9ullet style to change the left indent. =ow to do that:;irst! ma%e sure the Insertion 1oint is in one of your ist 9ullet paragraphs.
In 3ord 0BB0! %ormat & St#les and %ormattin!. ,own the bottom of the pane onthe right! set #how to be 6All #tyles6. >ow! find ist 9ulletin the list of styles. /ight+clic% ist 9ullet and choose odif#. 5;or older versions of 3ord! %ormat & St#les.$lic% odif#.8
Step 3.1: The Modify Style dialog box
igure ': In the (odify #tyle dialog bo$, click ormat, then )umbering.
3e're now in the Modify #tyle dialog. $lic% ;ormat! then >umbering 5;igure 08.Yes4 >umbering. $ommon sense says that modifying a left indent has nothing to dowith numbering. It seems li%e the left indents should be controlled from the1aragraph settings.rue. In my view! it's a bug.
It might also seem odd to have to clic% >umbering when you want to deal withbullets. 9ut 3ord thin%s they're much the same thing. #o clic% >umbering.
igure *: In the &ullets and )umbering dialog bo$, one scheme may already behighlighted. +lways choose the highlighted scheme, then click %ustomie. This
picture is from ord ''. /our dialog bo$ may look different if you have an earlierversion of ord, or if you havecustomied any of the schemes.
You're now at the 9ullets and >umbering dialog box. $lic% the 9ulleted tab. You willsee C schemes for bulleting 5;igure &8.
• If one scheme is highlighted! perhaps with a blue border! choose it. >o matter
how tempting the other ones loo%! clic% the highlighted one and then clic%$ustomi2e.
• If none of the C schemes is highlighted! choose the one that loo%s most li%e
what you want to achieve! and clic% it. hen! clic%$ustomi2e. And 7 promiseyourself now that! if you have to come bac% to this dialog box! you will alwayschoose the highlighted scheme.
Step 3.3: The Customie Bulleted !ist dialog box
In this dialog box! you can have a bit of fun. ;or example! you could clic% the ;ontbutton to ma%e the bullets red. More usefully! you set the indents here.
his dialog box wins my award for inscrutable communication of the decadeD It'sabout as intuitive as umping out of a -(- without a parachute. he dialog box haschanged a bit over the years 5and in the process become even more inscrutable8 soI'll show you two versions of it.
Modifying indents for bullets in "ord 2##2
In 3ord 0BB0! line up your bullets using these rules 5;igure (84
igure 0: How to set indents for bullets in ord '' in the %ustomie &ulleted "istdialog bo$. In this e$ample, if you want1demonstrates1 to line up under 1This
paragraph1, use 'cm, *cm, *cm.
". 9ullet 1osition E =ow far in from the left margin do you want the bullet:
0. ext 1osition+ab #pace After E =ow far in from the left margin do you wantthe text on the first line to start:
If you set this to a number less than the 9ullet 1osition setting! 3ord ignores your choicimprovises. If your number won't fit in the space you allocate 5for example! a big bullet wcm8! 3ord will push the text to the next tab stop.
&. ext 1osition+Indent at E =ow far in from the left margin do you want the texton the second and subseFuent lines to start: 5If you want the text on the secondand subseFuent lines to start directly under the text on the first line! set this toeFual the ab #pace After measure.8
In the example we're creating above! appropriate settings would be ".*cm! &cm!&cm 5or in the 9ritish Imperial measurement system! perhaps "6! 06! 068.
)ord *++* $ip: nce you have set the indents for your bullets this way! don'tchange the tabs or paragraph indents for paragraphs in your bulleted style! or youwill ruin your good wor% and have to start again.
Modifying indents for bullets in earlier $ersions of "ord
igure 2: How to set indents for bullets in ord 32, 34 and ' in the %ustomie&ulleted "ist dialog bo$. In this e$ample, the bullets arelined up against the left
margin, and the te$t is !cm from the left margin.
In 3ord G*! G- and 0BBB! the $ustomi2e 9ulleted ist dialog is easier to understand!but doesn't give you Fuite as much control.
here are two positions to set 5;igure *84
• 9ullet position H Indent at E =ow far in from the left margin do you want the
bullet:
• ext position H Indent at E =ow far in from the left margin do you want the text:
)ord /0 1 and *+++ $ip: nce you have set the indents for your bullets this way!modify the ist 9ulletstyle to remove all the tabs from the style. If you visit the$ustomi2e ist 9ullet #tyle dialog again!you'll have to remove the tabs again! too.
